I've found quite a few sites offering some nice harris patterns, but for some reason donegal seems a bit more elusive. Does anybody have a good site that offers a good variety?
Trolling is an art.
The whole purpose of this forum is to discuss and praise the styles and fashions of yesteryear. Posting a modern set of instructions on how to dress is a little idiotic.
Heh, yeah. Good thing it seems like nobody has produced it for almost a century. I've still got a hunch it's beeswax. Can't imagine beeswax being too sheeny.
Hey, do you guys know what type of pomade they used prior to the "wet-head" look? I see it on shorpy of 00's to the early 20's. They're using pomade of some sort, but it's not shiny, and in some cases it even looks dry. I've heard bee-wax from some sources.
Eh, it's understandable. Takes a while to learn the button stances and fabrics to determine age, especially of you don't know much of anything about suits.
I've really been enjoying the second season of Boardwalk empire. One of the characters, Richard Harrow, has been wearing a nice suit: practical, stylish. A big part of the reason why it's such a nice suit is the fabric. It's a certain type of tweed: a flecked variety. I've been looking around...
In the 1970's version it seemed like the costumer just went down to the local macy's to pick up a few three piece suits, completely disregarding the fact that a 1922 three piece and a 1970's three piece were two completely different animals. Shirts and ties were pretty damn horrible, too. I...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vtg-Rare-1920s-Bespoke-Wool-Glen-Plaid-Suit-Jacket-High-Waist-Pleated-Back-38-/200668574480?_trksid=p3286.m7&_trkparms=algo%3DLVI%26itu%3DUCI%26otn%3D3%26po%3DLVI%26ps%3D63%26clkid%3D3801289466954577490
Here's a good example on Ebay.
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